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aau1

Thrifty_Sister wrote: »

Looks like officially christmas has started, folks- three films on channel 5 this afternoon. The Christmas card, :rudolf: The town that christmas forgot :snow_laug & A Grandpa for Christmas.:santa2:

Know what I'll be doing now :rotfl:

There are channels devoted to xmas movies :eek:

annieme

forestroxydog wrote: »

Morning Everybody

Sorry to ask yet another question re DS but something cropped up yesterday and have been milling it over all night and would just like some opinions.

My DS has has a statement of needs. He actually needs somebody with him at all times including break and his INA is the most lovely, fantastic lady.
On Monday she has a hospital appointment which has been known about for 2 months which we needed to know to prepare him. When I picked him up from school yesterday they have asked me not to bring him into school until lunch time as there is nobody available to help out until the afternoon session.
Is this normal within a school??

Of course I will do what my son needs which will be to either keep him at home until lunch time or go into school with him until lunch time. It just seems a very request I would of thought 2 months was quite a while to have a plan of action. xx

Hi, I've been retired for nearly 10 yrs now so things may have changed so don't take this as gospel. Schools run on a very tight budget & staff all have allocated jobs. Thus there never was, in my days, any one spare to cover for a child on a 1:1 & budgets wouldn't run to the expense. Obviously if there's a class of 30 they have to cover it somehow which is slightly different. Also trying to find someone your son would settle with for a whole morning would pose another problem. I'd follow one of your suggestions & chat to his teacher about it so you know what to expect & can plan should she be off again xx

Naebbirac

Chips for lunch:D smothered in salt and vinegar, yum:D
N x

Thrifty_Sister

aau1 wrote: »

There are channels devoted to xmas movies :eek:

nooooo :eek:

Which are they btw :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Dizzy_Ditzy

Naebbirac wrote: »

Chips for lunch:D smothered in salt and vinegar, yum:D
N x

Yum yum

The all important question is though, which way round do you have your salt and vinegar?

Naebbirac

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Yum yum

The all important question is though, which way round do you have your salt and vinegar?

Vinegar first, then the salt, so the salt sticks to the chips.:D

Serendipitious

:jDebenhams sale this weekend. Up to 40 per cent off.

Home page gives details of another 10 per cent at checkout. Plus free delivery if spending over £30.

Just got a £50 jumper for £26 plus some socks. Happy!:j

Thrifty_Sister

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Yum yum

The all important question is though, which way round do you have your salt and vinegar?

Naebbirac wrote: »

Vinegar first, then the salt, so the salt sticks to the chips.:D

Now you've gone and made me want some :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

and I'm trying to get back on the wagon

Imdebtfree

off to sada to use an apg on "normal" shopping...

this afternoon, summonsed by mother to meet her manfriends family, but strict instructions not to tell them certain things :eek:

could be interesting.

aau1

Thrifty_Sister wrote: »

nooooo :eek:

Which are they btw :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Can't remember the channel numbers but somewhere near Film 4/TCM/etc